Merchants are Pet Simulator 99's rotating shopfronts, scattered across the worlds with stock that cycles through potions, enchants, fruits, key halves, and stranger goods. Every purchase also builds Respect with that merchant, and Respect levels unlock more of their slots, so loyal customers see deeper stock than first-time visitors.
Group
Selling Merchants
The shopfronts: rotating slots of items, potions, enchants, and keys, with Respect levels unlocking deeper stock.
Items Merchant
Miscellaneous Items Potions (Tier I - IV) Enchants (Tier I - IV, Special) Fruits Crystal Key halves
- Location
- World 1; Area 19: Oasis
- Currency
- Diamonds Diamonds
Advanced Merchant
Miscellaneous Items Potions (Tier I - V) (Tier I - V, Special) Fruits Crystal Key halves
- Location
- World 1; Area 39: Ice Rink
- Currency
- Diamonds Diamonds
Garden Merchant
Gardening items
- Location
- World 1; Area 54: Flower Field
- Currency
- Diamonds Diamonds
Snow Merchant
Snowball Launcher & Snowballs
- Location
- World 1; Area 63: Frost Mountains
- Currency
- Diamonds Diamonds
Index Merchant
Potions (Tier VII) Keys Vouchers Diamond Shovel & Fishing Rod Parrot Booth
- Location
- Any area with an Index Machine
- Currency
- Index Index Tokens
Adventurer Store
Miscellaneous Items Potions (Tier IX) Vouchers Keys M-10 Hoverboard Panda Booth
- Location
- World 2; Area 140: Electric Garden
- Currency
- Quest Quest Medals
Raffle Merchant
Millionaire Tickets
- Location
- Millionaire World; Area 218: Golden Metropolis
- Currency
- Diamonds Diamonds
Pet Cube Store
Pet Cubes
- Location
- Elemental World; Area 225: Grassy Plains
- Currency
- Diamonds Diamonds
Group
Buying Merchants
The reverse trade: merchants that pay players for items, converting surplus inventory back into currency.
Dealer Merchant
Miscellaneous Items
- Location
- World 1; Area 72: Runic Altar
- Currency
- Diamonds Diamonds
How merchant stock works
Each merchant runs slots of rotating stock, restocking on a cycle. New merchants show only their first slots; buying builds Respect EXP, and Respect levels unlock the rest, up to seven slots at the top level. Since higher slots often hold the better items, the early purchases you make at a new merchant are really buying access as much as goods.
The merchants worth a detour
The Items and Advanced Merchants cover the daily basics: potions, enchants, fruits, and Crystal Key halves. Specialty merchants (Garden, Snow, Index, Adventurer, Raffle, Pet Cube) each anchor their own system's economy. On the other side of the counter, buying merchants purchase items from players, turning surplus inventory back into currency.
FAQ
How do merchant Respect levels work?
Each purchase grants Respect EXP with that merchant. Levels unlock additional shop slots, from the default two up to seven at level five, and higher slots tend to carry the better stock.
Where do you buy potions and enchants?
The Items Merchant (World 1, Oasis) and Advanced Merchant (World 1, Ice Rink) both stock rotating tiers of potions and enchants, along with fruits and Crystal Key halves.
Can you sell items to merchants?
Yes, to the buying merchants, which purchase items from players. It is the built-in way to turn surplus drops into currency without player trading.
